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Inaugural Address of the US Presidents;natural-born American citizen of and over 35 years of age the candidates nominated by the two major parties, the republican and the Democratic. each party holds its national convention every four years, in the summer before the general election. The convention is an assembly of party bosses and activists. ;the aspirants for nomination begin their personal campaigns within the party. His purpose is to have his supporters chosen as delegates to the convention. the primary election. a candidate has to spend many millions of dollars which comes from its personal collection, party’s help and grant from the Government. ;He has to travel all over the country, make countless speeches and shaking hands with countless voters, face his rival in debates on television, arouse public confidence in him. A candidate must also try to profit from his rival’s disadvantage. .collect information about his rivals so as to employ the most profitable tactics. ;The general election , held on the second Tuesday after the first Monday in November in each election year. Following the November general election，the President elected will happily prepare his inaugural address for the inauguration ceremony taking place before the U.S. Capitol Building on January 20. ;He will be busy framing his administration and getting ready to move into the White House. The White House is not a place for a President to stay permanently. He can never live in it for more than 8 years. ;Organizers Since 1901, all inaugural ceremonies at the United States Capitol have been organized by the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies. Attendees In addition to the public, the attendees at the ceremony generally include Members of Congress, Supreme Court justices, high-ranking military officers, former presidents, living Medal of Honor recipients, and other dignitaries. ;Inauguration Day;Inauguration Day;The solemn presidential oath: Traditionally administered